Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-03
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.
DOMESTIC.

Charles Hogan trotted mile in 2:11s CO
at Pittsburg.
The Treasury bond purchases on Sstur-
day amounted to S165,500.
Garrett has made satisfs .ctorr arrange
ments with the British bankers.
There was a grand Illumination of ST.
Louis in honor of the President.
Three zten and two ooys were suffocated
in mine disaster at Ashland, Pa.
Twelve tons of California fruit was given
away at the st. Louis Encsmpment.
Judge Gresham denies that he is annoyed
by the buzzing of the Presidential bee.
It is denied that any serious opposition
viii be made to Powderly's reelection.
1t is said that the Democratic, members
OF Congress viii agree upon tariff bill.
Cleveland, Baltimore and Cincinnati were
victorious in the American Association.
The Veteran Firemen reached New York
Saturday night, delighted with their trip.
The California delegation to the G. A. E.
Encampmect is on the homeward journey.
Mrs Kicker, the well-known advocate of
women's rights, is to visit the Pacific coast.
A Chicago boy stole $4,000 worth of
diamonds from billiard firm of that
city.
The winners of the League games on Sat
urday were the Chicagos, Philadelphias
and Pittsburgs.
The great race between Jay-Eye-See and
Patron, at Washington Park, for $4,000,
has been postponed.
large number Of delegates to the
Knights of Labor General Assembly have
| already reached Minneapolis.
Near Council Bluffs on Saturday Jack
Leary, of Omaha, defeated C. II. Brooks of
Council Bluffs, in prize tight.
Ike Weir and Johnny Murphy fought at
| Boston on Saturday night for the world ;
feather weight championship. The fight
was declared a draw after the seventeenth
round.
Signor Crispi will shortly meet Bismarck
| at Friedrichsrube.
The Crown Prince will pass the winter in
Baveno, on Lago Maggiore..
King Jaja of Oporbo, West Africa, has
been arrested by the British authorities
Chile has interfered with Perus new ar
rangement with her foreign bond-holders.
A great Liberal demonstration was held
In Dorsetshire, Morley being the chief
| speaker.
| O'Brien sends Unite9 ireland a pathetic
| account of Larkin, who died in the Kill
kenny Jail.
The Tory member for Deptford threatens
to resign in consequence of Salisbury's CO.
ercion policy.
1t is declared that Austria can command
| 100000 men of high quality OF discipline
in time of war.
| Gladstone compares the Mitchelstown
| tragedy to the Manchester massacre of
seventeen years ago.
William O'Brien, Lord Mayor Sullivan OF
| Dublin, and Professor Stuart succeeded in
holding large league meeting on the es-
tates of the Marquis of Lansdowne at
| LuggacuIran, without the knowledge of the
| authorities.
PACIFIC COAST.
John Lehuers, an old merchant of Yreka,
is dead.
The Eleventh District Fair opens at
Susanville to-day.
The Port Townsend customs officers are
under investigation.
Fifty-six whales have been caught by
| the Arctic whaling fleet.
The l. o. G. T. Grand Lodge meeb at
| Pacific Grove tomorrow.
Los Angeles is to build a new Court
hOloC at q SOSl vi V11O,OOO.
The Good Templars' Grand Lodge meets
| at Pacific Grove on Tuesday.
The Portland orr police are accused of
collision with the gamblers.
Henry Rhodes shot David Lutman over
some wood in Shasta county.
Thomas Conlan. aged 43 years, dropped
dead at San Jose after a spree.
A Missouri excursion party of 300 per-
sons is expected shortly at Santa Rosa.
Sir Jasvahsinghjee Thakor, a Sahib of
| Limbdi, India, has arrived at Portland.
Miss Gussie Tibbets was badly injured at
Monterey by being thrown from buggy
G. A. Pierson was killed by gas in well
he was digging at Templeton on Saturday.
Commissioner Blanding is examining
sites for a Soldiers Home about Monterey.
Jack Richardson has been convicted in
Sierra county of the murder of Antonio
Dahl.
Bill Bushton, the murderer of 'Cupea at
Cayucos, has surrendered to the officers of
tn : law.
Governor Ross, of New Mexico, is in
trouble over the warGenship of the Peni-
Tertiary.
Thomas Frazer, living near Shasta, Dor
rowed a loaded gun and blew the top of
his head off.
Colonel J. B. Fuller, for seventeen years
agent for Wells, Fargo d Co. at Marysville,
has resigned.
The Siskiyou Fair closed on Saturday.
The running racers of that day were White
Cloud, Sir Waltec and Nellie Gray
Timothy Rourke was terribly mangled at
Los Angeles by being thrown from his
horse and trampled upon. Heis expected
to die
Woolsey Shaw of San Jose, 10 years old,
has brought suit to prevent his wife, who
is As, from taking from him all his prop
erty.
Ex-Governor Grover of Oregon and
fifteen others testified that they had ex-
amined the Willamette Valley and Cas-
cade Mountain Wagon Road